Bedlam Asset Management takes £1.2m in Dublin Oeics

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Bedlam Asset Management has taken around £1.2m across its three Dublin-listed Oeics since launch on ...

Bedlam Asset Management has taken around £1.2m across its three Dublin-listed Oeics since launch on 10 December 2002. Having received final approval from the FSA, the group can take in direct subscriptions for its three existing equity Oeics and hopes to get its assets up to around £3m by the end of March. With £771,000 in assets under management at 23 January, the UK fund has taken the majority of inflows, followed by the £225,000 Emerging Markets and £210,000 Global portfolios. With a charging structure based on performance, Bedlam's priority is to establish a strong track record ...

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